Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. June 1.--A bearsh feeling pre-
vailed az the opening Of The board. AMI July
wheat NH, h opened az 20 a'Oi,c, immeiiite-
IL sold down 30 ~ G.. and continued % sag du-
ring most OF tie irst hour The weakness was
mainly due Ia the English markets, which were
81 lower and the general feeling Of uncertain
~ which prevailed. July sold down 20 70kc.
heavy break and subsequent panic In tho
New York sto,k market caused quite an un-
easy feeling m wheat here for a tme aud this,
coupled with tie causes mentioned above,
resulted Ia breaking July wheat on 10 bJAc.
During the morning, while the JVrore was
on, the majority 1T tredors In wheat were
quietly selling on trying 10 sell. and when u
was found later on that no one Was badly hurt
! in the general shaking-up az New YORK comb
/ deucc wa. restored aud thGtTONd tOuni Itself
| laI gely short. Buying 20 cover these contracts
| caused a reaction Ia wheat, and July recovered
/ it's lost ground and advanced u 'OAc. After
| the evening up process had been completed
July got back ID its Old station around sOc and
/ lecame quite steady, closing at sOisc. Corn
| was apt and trading was limited 10 local opo.
| rators The feeling was easier and values ruled
| lower Influenced somewhat by tho decline ia
! wheat. Jle dccilue ~ stocks IN New York also
| rad q tendency 10 create uneaslne,s. Trading
wa, mainly In the way II changing july %
moro deferred deliveries at tho ruling pre-
MUM. Receipts continue limited, aui esti-
mated arrivals Tor tomorrow are light July
opened unchanged al D-c.; sid dOwl 20
3Gsc.. and closed az BIO. 4 steady fooiing
prevailed In tho oats market ~ compared with
yestcrday's closing. Deferred deliveries showed
about 'ic. improvement July delivery was
also sigh ny hrmer. Tho volume ~ business
was father light, and deferred deliveries arc
attracting most atteatlOn. Arrivals are srli
very moderate. Not much inclination VA.
manifested 90 trade in provisions. and a CONF
paratiyciy steady feeling prevailed. There
was no particular pressure - sell IN Wow OF
tie stegdiusss in the hog markets, and con-
uuucd lihCial shipments Of all kinds 81 pro-
ducts. While there was very lftle speculative
inquiry. fluctuations in prices showed no par
q, alar change. Trading Was almost axclu-
-iyoiy Ia lard and -hOrt-rio sides for August
delivery and september delivery. Receipts u
products were fair; July rib. opened AT S.gO,
sold down 70 q. 2!t ana closed az S.2A July
lard started al !6.l3H aud sold down o. t5.D-
the closing ngure.
WILMINGTON.
WuHmGros. n. C., June q -Tupenure
steady az Sic. Resin firm: strained. s5c.:
good strained, 90c. Tar nfm Al g. -. Crude
turpeniiIe LEm; hard, il.l0: yellow-iip, sLyj:
virgin, -. .
CHCiNEfTI, june 2L-Flour quieL Wheat
nominal; 40. , red. 17aisc. Oa's nrm No. 2
mixed, 2gLr. Provisions steady AMI un-
chrnged. Whisky Ia fair demand at $40.
Hogs active and firm: common and light, s. ga
Sis5; packing ana butchers. SLiOal5.
ST. LOUIS.
1T LOUis, june 2L-Flour easy and dun bu,
unchanged Wheat lower; M. ? rod. cash.
20. aitt o.; June. ijkc Corn lower: cash. -
a. &C., Jane, &5s AS e.. Oats tism cash, ~
az g.; June, <sc. Provisions unchanged.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. June 2f-Grain aud provision.
steady AID unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURBa
rEw YORK. June sA-Cotton-Gross receipts.
q bales; futures closed steady; saies. ii9.JO
August si0f5afi01s; September, SO. ga
si02G; November. i9isaf95g; December,
s9i5ag9,s; Januery, a. s0as9.I.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. June ~ 1890 q. M-Cotton quiet
without QuOtable change: uplands, SD. Or
leans, SD. sales. 500 bales; for speculation
ard export. 1000 bales receipts. 1900 bales,
American, go bales. Futures steady; June,
5 53-6id.; June and July. 2.6id. July and
August, 53-Gid., also 5@S1d.; August and
September. ST. sid, also % Gld. Septem Der
and Cctoter, 3o-6it., also ) 37-6i; November
2P. N.-1he sales u the day Included o.70s
bales American june, IS cd. June ani
July. , sod, seller; Jdiy and August,
9-6ii., seller: August and september,
5s-6,d. value; September and October,
81-6ld., buyers; October and November.
5 2s-6id., value; November and December,
) g5-o4i.. ySluo; December ami January,
5.l a.. buyer; September, &-Gid, seller.
Futures steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
REPORTED for the Dlspatch.l
JUNE 9L-Narket very firm with a tondencv